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Water, sanitation and hygiene

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Programme
10 March 2019
Cholera Awareness Mini Series
Cholera is on the rise with an estimated 1.4 billion people at risk in endemic countries. Watch the Mini Series to learn on how you can prevent Cholera.
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Programme
16 August 2018
Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
UNICEF’s water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) team works in over 100 countries to improve water and sanitation services, as well as basic hygiene practices.
Murals
Article
28 February 2023
Taking charge: Pupils propel mural visibility in Zimbabwe
In Zimbabwe's waterborne diseases, homegrown murals are reminding school children and communities about hygiene importance
Mobile trucks
Article
01 February 2023
Information Mobile trucks ignite interest in communities
Mobile trucks ignite interest in information-starved communities where waterborne diseases are a threat.
Water piped scheme
Article
19 January 2023
Piped water scheme raises hopes in Gwanda
In an arid region ravaged by climatic change, an EU-funded water piped project is bringing hopes of a better future
water
Article
02 December 2022
Solar-powered piped water schemes helps urban Zimbabwe.
Water scarcity leaves residents reliant on unsafe water sources, and compels them to queue for hours to fetch freshwater from safer sources.
Wash
Article
24 November 2022
WASH upgrades breathe new life into health facilities
: WASH project improves essential services in healthcare facilities in Harare, Chitungwiza and Mutare
Secondary School student holds a 'for every child, every right' photo frame
Annual report
12 April 2022
Zimbabwe Annual Report 2021
The year also afforded us the opportunity to learn how to do things differently. We embraced digital platforms to sustain social service delivery

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Zimbabwe Annual Report 2021 (PDF, 3 MB)
Children washing hands
Press release
22 March 2022
Africa to drastically accelerate progress on water, sanitation and hygiene – report
If current progress trends continue, very few African Union member states may achieve universal access to safely managed drinking water, safely managed sanitation or basic hygiene services by 2030
Community planting trees
Article
09 February 2022
Securing drinking water through environmental protection
Safe and secure drinking water is a growing challenge for many residents
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